I don't have a lot of QGIS experience (none prior to 2.18), and I have seen more crashes than I would like (mostly related to Cocoa), but I would offer some general comments:
> I did note this warning there: *WARNING: QGIS will crash if Qt4 > developer components are installed in the standard /Developer > location. Either rename /Developer/Applications/Qt/Plugins or > uninstall Qt before running QGIS.* > > I don't have Qt4 developer installed there, but I'm wondering why QGIS is > crashing so often, and this warning is the best clue I have. This is not related. Both because you don't have Qt4 developer stuff installed, and also because I believe the warning is about a deterministic crash -- that QGIS will *always* crash if those incompatible components are installed, not that it will be unstable, which is what you are saying. > I did put a post on Stack Exchange over a week ago, with some of the crash > information: > http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/230576/qgis-crashes-frequently-since-upgrading-to-2-18-2-on-mac > No responses from that post. There is not enough information in your post to be useful. You write: | (I'm not pasting the entire report because it is pretty long): You should probably get over this, or at least get some background on what information is important. It is not always the beginning of the report. It might be helpful to post the report to pastebin.com or gist.github.com and provide a link, though. Specifically, when your crash report says: > Crashed Thread: 18 Thread (pooled) Then the stack trace for Thread 18 is what's of interest. In your report, you included only the first thread (Thread 0), and only the first 11 (0-10) frames of that stack. To be helpful, you should include the entirety of the stack of the thread in question. [email protected] John Hawkinson _______________________________________________ Qgis-user mailing list [email protected] List info: https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-user Unsubscribe: https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-user
